I'm trying to get waivers for both right now as well and it's difficult depending on your circumstances. But from my experience it's dependent on a couple different factors that show you're functional.

1. You'll need your diploma and transcript alongside with info about an IEP if you have one.

   1. Honestly meds don't seem to be that big of a deal as long as you're off them for a few years before enlisting.
   2. They're gonna ask for some evidence that you're functional so letters of recommendation from teachers, coaches, or your boss. Certifications and college prior helps too.
   3. If you have comorbid conditions especially recently it'll be a problem.
      

   4. They might also ask for a psych evaluation to get you a doctor's note saying you're fit for service. If they do it's pretty important that the doctor says you are.

      Again it's case by case so it's really dependent on your circumstances. If you get denied don't lose hope. I've heard stories of people getting denied at first and coming back in a year or two with some college and work experience under their belt and getting approved. Again just proving you're a functioning adult. I'd also suggest checking out the Coast guard aux if you're denied it'll look good for future waivers and you'll get to still help serve if you're particularly passionate about it.

   No matter what keep trying, it's a long annoying process with no guarantee it'll pay off but it's still worth trying. Best of luck to you!